The latest birthday surprise from the Vishwambhara team comes in the form of a poster and an Original Sound Track (OST), and they carry plenty of weight. While the songs were composed by MM Keeravani, the BGM is provided by Gowra Hari, known for his work in films like Mirai and Hanu-Man.
The track immediately establishes an epic atmosphere, promising goosebumps. Thunderous drums drive the piece, while chants add a ritualistic quality and brass instruments broaden its scale. The arrangement then gathers momentum and explodes into an intense finale.
That musical progression perfectly suits the new glimpse of Chiranjeevi. His face fills the frame, his eyes reflecting an unmistakable sense of resolve. The rugged styling adds to the character’s imposing personality, while the upright Trishul in the foreground becomes the defining visual element of the poster. Gowra Hari created a sound palette that matches the enormous scale envisioned for the project.
Meanwhile, the film is in the last leg of post-production. Vassishta is directing the ambitious socio-fantasy, with UV Creations backing the project on a lavish budget. The film involves extensive CG work and large-scale world-building, requiring the services of multiple prominent VFX studios.
